EPA finds D'Entrecasteaux road unacceptable
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has knocked back a proposal to build a road on land in the D'Entrecasteaux National Park.
View ArticleNational park fees dropped for one day
It will be free to enter any of Western Australia's national parks tomorrow.
View ArticleJewel Cave readies for reopening next year
Millions of dollars are being poured into Jewel Cave in hopes that the water will flow through it again.
View ArticleParks baiting targets fox, cat pests
The Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) will soon begin 1080 fox and cat baiting in national parks across Western Australia.
View ArticleAboriginal artefacts found in South West forest
The Bridgetown Greenbushes Friends of the Forest want Warrup Block to be included in the Tone Perup National Park.
View ArticlePerup conservation parks management plans reviewed
The community would like more say in the running of the Perup conservation parks.
View ArticleCat baiting trial offers hope for better park protection
Western Australia's Department of Environment and Conservation says a new feral cat baiting trial in Esperance could help protect south-west national parks.
View ArticleEPA rejects housing plan
Western Australia's environmental watchdog has knocked back a proposed housing development near Lake Clifton.
View ArticleWoylies flourish in the Perup sanctuary
The Perup Sanctuary is helping native species recover free from predation by foxes and cats
View ArticleWalking trail 'environmentally unacceptable'
The Western Australian Government's proposed walking trail through the Fitzgerald River National Park is expected to be strongly challenged at a dieback conference in Perth today.
View ArticleBeautiful but deadly Arum Lily threatens biodiversity
As you drive through Busselton and Margaret River, the road sides and properties are covered with large white lilies.
View ArticlePark vandals endangering hikers
Authorities say vandals are putting hikers' lives at risk by destroying track markers in Western Australia's national parks.
View ArticleTree cancer 'Marri Canker' destroying South West forests
The South West is famous for its beautiful forests but now the Marri trees that make up a large part of the landscape are under serious threat from a form of tree cancer known as Marri canker.
View ArticleDeadline given for say on park plan
South-west Western Australian residents have been given two months to comment on a proposed overhaul of the way a national park near Capel is managed.
View ArticleNew management plan to boost forest protection
A new management plan for D'Entrecasteaux and Shannon national parks has been implemented to protect old-growth and regrowth karri forest and recreational areas.
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